Sentence examples for distress ranging from inspiring English sources

Nearly a quarter of a million young people are receiving specialist health care for mental distress, ranging from depression to eating disorders.

Already, $107 billion worth of office towers, shopping centers and hotels are in some form of distress, ranging from mortgage delinquency to foreclosure, according to a report by Real Capital Analytics.

Responses to each item are rated on a five point scale of distress ranging from 0 (not at all) to 4 (extremely).

Women reported psychological distress ranging from 18.4 to 20.5% for the normal weight, overweight, and obesity I BMI categories.

Items are rated on a 5-point scale of symptom distress, ranging from (0) "not all" to (4) "extremely".

All items were significantly loaded on the construct of diabetes-related distress ranging from 0.24 to 0.72 (P < 0.01).

Transfers because of foetal distress ranged from 1.0%to3.6%6% (Table  2).

The variables of parental concern and child distress ranged from 1 [a great deal] to 4 [not at all].

For example, in their review, Bradshaw and Slade [ 41] observed that prior to termination, levels of 'caseness' on measures of anxiety, depression and overall psychological distress ranged from 15to69%9%.

Financial commitments to the program, which will have the capacity to issue bonds guaranteed by euro-zone members for lending to members in distress, range from €398 million for Malta, the smallest euro economy, to €123 billion for Germany, the biggest.

So the researchers could conclude that the inequity, not simply the food denial, was causing the dogs' distress, Range says.